Research Guides: SPAN 4331: Commercial Spanish: International News

Spanish Language News

You can read some news just from the papers' free websites. See some Google search tips in the box to the right.

But if a newspaper website asks you to pay, DON'T PAY! Use one of the subscription options below.

You may also want to access SMU's subscription to the full New York Times website and app, including its international pages, but that will be in English, not Spanish.

Access World News Research Collection This link opens in a new window
Global and national news.
Click on More Search Options. There is no language filter option on this page, but search with Spanish words, and then the results page has a Language filter. You can also use the map to limit to newspapers from the correct region.
PressReader This link opens in a new window
Recent newspapers from around the world.
Search for words or your company name, then add the language filter for Spanish. You can also browse specific Spanish-language publications.
Factiva This link opens in a new window
Global and national news.
The Language filter by default is English -- remove English and choose Spanish from the drop-down. You can also choose a region filter if you want.
Enter search keywords in Spanish. This database requires you to enter AND between every one of your search words if you want to find the words anywhere in the results.
View the Finding News and Company Searching tutorials for more insights.

ABYZ News Link
Directory of online news media from around the world, useful if recent news is needed and for titles not covered in library databases. All linked content is freely available.
New York Times
Type and select "Southern Methodist University” in the box. Follow the instructions based on whether you are on-campus or off-campus. Already have an account? Use the direct log in.

Other Recommended Resources

Encyclopedia of Associations: International Organizations
This is a directory of organizations that may have country-specific information like statistics, events, industry directories, and more. Us the "Search Within" option to search by keyword, and limit by country.

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Google Search Tips

You can use "site limiting" to search only within a specific site or a specific domain ending.
URL domain endings for a specific country can be helpful. Example Google search to find sites with the URL domain ending for Chile: Enagas site:.cl. No space between the colon and the URL you want to search within!
Look up the relevant country URL domain codes
Other times, the news site may be entirely in Spanish but still use the .com URL ending, such as https://www.elespanol.com/. The site may not have a clear search box, but you can still search the site by doing a Google search like this: Melia hotels site:.elespanol.com
For demographics and other statistics, a good place to look is the governmental agencies.
Look up the relevant statistical agency and website for your country

SPAN 4331: Commercial Spanish: International News

Spanish Language News

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